Considering that most people work during the hours that "Wake Up America!" "Break The Matrix" "Lifeline" and "Vantage Point" are broadcast, the one most useful thing I can see to greatly improve this website quickly and easily is to offer links to archived shows... I'd love to watch all of these shows, but I'm unable to tune in at the times they are broadcast.

I realize that bandwidth costs are a concern, but there are ways around that. For instance: You could keep only the past couple of days (or a week's worth) of shows available in the archive. And/or you could upload the past shows to video-sharing sites like YouTube or one of its many competitors.

Also, it might not be a bad idea to rebroadcast the current day's show streams during the time slots that you don't currently have filled. Heck, even CNN rebroadcasts Lou "I want you to think I'm a populist" Dobbs and Glenn "I want you to think I'm a libertarian" Beck in the late evening hours when it doesn't want to waste time & money producing original content in the wee hours when viewership numbers are lower.

(And for the record, I don't watch Dobbs or Beck, or CNN or FauxNews at all. It was just an example. I USED to watch Lou Dobbs' show until he blatantly ignored Ron Paul - and by doing so outed himself as just another cog in the wheel of the controlled opposition that he is.)

Back to the point: Rebroadcasts would be nice, but video archives (or at least links to archived shows on other video-sharing sites) are the one essential part of this website that is missing. It is a relatively easy thing to do and if done right would cost little or nothing.

Let's please make this a priority! Is everyone with me on this one? (If so, please mod this thread up and/or reply with your ideas.)

Bruce Arnold
webmaster of www.OzarksVoter.info